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in reply to: long shots #50371
paleoman wrote: Maybe I missed something but what does “CHS” stand for?
“Can’t Hit…er, uh….Stumps?“
in reply to: 1st time Colorado Elk hunting! #50312Congrats! Do you know what part of the state you’ll be hunting in?
1) Listen to all of the above.
2) If your schedule allows, scout as much as you possibly can before your hunt starts.
3) Do your homework on arrow setups that are appropriate for elk. They are much bigger animals than whitetails.
in reply to: Cliff Zwickey Head #45826Those would be illegal in Idaho.
in reply to: Gettin' Out… #45748wahoo wrote: Robertson being babied – really like the way that bear looked
Ha. Yeah, wasn’t quite ready to drag the Robertson through the snow yet. And I want to practice more with the Kanati as well. It’s a really cool little bow, I just need more time with it.
That Super Grizz is a really fun bow to shoot!
in reply to: Gettin' Out… #45727wahoo wrote: nice day – what kind of bows – both looked nice
Wahoo –
The bow on the l. is a Bear Super Grizzly, and the one on the right is a Kanati hybrid.
in reply to: The Trad Knife Thread #43527A few Bokers:
in reply to: A comment on crossbows #42832Can’t say I’ve seen anyone in this thread so far “bashing” on crossbow hunters as a group, or merely because of the hunting weapon they’ve chosen. The discussion to this point really hasn’t been about that, nor is it about “driving a wedge” between different hunter groups. Instead, it is what should be allowable at different times of the year, and what user groups are compatible when hunting at the same time.
I fully understand that today’s compound bows may be faster and even have a longer effective range. And in many ways, both have really become high-tec machines more than they are actually still “bows” (not a slight against people that use either one by any means, but an objective description of the mechanism, imo). But the fact that one can walk around with a crossbow fully loaded and just a trigger pull away from shooting, without having to draw on game at close range, is not a minor detail, in my opinion. It is a significant difference.
in reply to: Got a couple this morning… #42585Well done! We seem to be having a pretty prolific year for hares here. I’m heading out on Monday to try my luck.
in reply to: A comment on crossbows #42507We often seem to confuse what we want, with what we should allow ourselves to have. Self-restraint does not have a great history.
in reply to: A comment on crossbows #42249Well said. Thankfully, in Idaho they are still only allowed during ‘general’ season. I really hope it stays that way.
in reply to: Historic bowhunter #41888I’m guessing that the FOC on that arrow is somewhere around 80%.
in reply to: Winter Range #41494Wexbow wrote: ….Oh well, I’ve a roaring fire in the hearth and I’m reading TBM so life ain’t so bad 😀
Life is good!
in reply to: The Trad Knife Thread #41131Scagel “Bird & Trout:’
Blade: 3.5″
Steel: 1095
Handle: Stacked leather and stag
in reply to: Facial Recognition #41048For those that are interested, this is a pretty cool book about corvid intelligence:
in reply to: Washington/Idaho trad shoots #39980Excellent, Dave. Looking forward to seeing you there!
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